Technology Incubator features 1972 ‘Name Change’ project
In 1970 New York artist Ed McGowin legally changed his name 12 times in 18 months to create eleven additional artistic personas.The Fredonia Technology Incubator...
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Pain from SUNYAC loss fuels '15 ambition
The Blue Devils open up their regular season on Tuesday, Sept. 1 in Meadville, Pa. against Allegheny. The 2015 squad will again be led by...
Orchesis to host Department Dance-Off on Oct. 4
In an effort to connect with the larger community of Fredonia, Orchesis, Fredonia's student-run dance company, is hosting the first ever Department Dance-Off on Sunday...
SUNY achieves nation’s most comprehensive Transfer Guarantee as Chancellor Zimpher aims to boost completion
SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher announced that the university system has achieved the most comprehensive seamless transfer policy in the U.S. As the 2015-16 academic...
Kasling Lecture to be presented Oct. 6
The 2015 Kasling Memorial Lecture, “How Do You Compress Data Such as Text and Images?” will be presented by Dr. Ziya Arnavut on Tuesday, Oct...
Professor's work published in Journal of Austrian Studies
Associate Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck of the Department of English has written a book review published in the latest issue of the Journal of Austrian Studies...
Public Accountancy senior receives $10,000 scholarship
Breonna Henningham, a Public Accountancy senior from Akron, N.Y., has become the first student at Fredonia to be awarded a $10,000 scholarship from the Public...
Fredonia Education professors connect with local school district and the world
The Curriculum and Instruction Department of the College of Education and Silver Creek Elementary School District have shared a clinically-rich, site-based partnership since Spring 2013...
English faculty member’s introductory piece published in magazine
Associate Professor Iclal Vanwesenbeeck’s work is being published in World Literature Today, a magazine of international literature and culture published at the University of Oklahoma...
'Progression' sculpture installed on campus; exhibit in Marion Gallery
“Progression” -- a massive, 16-ton, 48-foot-long painted steel sculpture -- was recently installed in front of Fenton Hall. It is on loan to Fredonia until...